Day 2

This morning breakfast will be on the go with a stop off at the Edible Difference which is located downtown on Pine St. The Edible Difference offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus and caters to hungry people on the go. Their breakfast menu includes favorites such as: breakfast sandwiches made to order, bagels, and hash browns. Not only will it be a scrumptious breakfast you can also pick up some goodies to put in the cooler and eat for lunch while at Six Flags.

 

 

Six Flags has so much to offer that it will most likely take you all day to try to fit it all in. From roller coasters like Superman Tower of Terror to the Grand Old Carousel, Six Flags has something for everyone. The park opens for its season at the beginning of April and closes down for the winter at the start of November. It is only open on weekends until June and is then open 7 days a week until the third week of August when it goes back to weekends only. Tickets to Six Flags can be bought individually or in season pass form. Prices begin at $26 for individual tickets and go up to $70 for season passes. Park hours are as follows: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. until June then park extends hours of operation until 7 p.m. until August when hours return to 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

 

 

In between all the fun you’re having at Six Flags it will be time to head out to the car where the cooler stocked with goodies from The Edible Difference like sandwiches, potato salad, and coleslaw are waiting. Coolers are not allowed inside the park but you can leave the cooler in the car and enjoy your lunch in one of their picnic areas outside the park. Just be sure to have your hand stamped which allows you to renter the park.

 

 

Chances are you’ll be pretty tired after a long day of thrill riding at Six Flags. Thank goodness the Hard Rock Cafe is a great place to take a load off while recharging with some dinner. The restaurant is located within Union Station which makes it a short walk from the hotel. The menu offered at Hard Rock is a variety of American cuisine.